To my knowledge of the smart home, each tenant must be divided. Because the Smart Home is intelligent and automatic by IoT devices.
This may seem convenient, but you should consider security.
To divide computer network for each tenant, I will use open source for OS, Virtualization and 802.1q.
Above picture, explained what I think to divide network for Smart-Home.
I call it "Router Revolution’
1.Who have to use it?
Smart device user at home.
2.Where do you use it?
Most of broadband Internet users at home.
3.Why need it?
For protect home network.
Additional option is, I plan to provide wordpress and URL address for users by KVM Guest.
I hope to provided URL are appeared on Google Map.
As Smart-home solution, I plan to adopt OCF or SWOA.
I take it VLAN100 is disabled, as it’s the default management vlan.
Good to see your using IPv4 + NAT that’s an excellent security solution, don’t want those IPv6 [i]nternet[O]WNED[t}hing devices broadcasting to the world. In my own internal network all devices are IPv6 disabled. What distro’s are you planning using ?
I’d go with RHEL/centos or debian for the servers and fedora/Xubuntu/ubuntu for the desktops where possible.
You might also consider a DMZ and place a mail server there,
For the distro’s, I plan to use Ubuntu.
I confirmed the possibility of “Router Revolution” in Ubuntu 16.04.
Next step is will be traffic testing
how much guest it can give
how much traffic can expropriate
For the e-mail service, I am thinking that will be on each KVM guest.
Each virtual guest include services are homepage, e-mail, traffic monitoring, OCF or SWOA.
